The price is based on the number of sockets. We use a four-socket price that includes two servers and the cost is $4,375. The solution licensing is not cheap but I would say it's reasonable compared to other solutions.

The licensing cost is for one year. There are not any hidden costs involved in the pricing model of the solution.

The tool’s pricing is on the higher side. However, from the system integration and services point of view, the customers are not bothered by the pricing.

The backup recovery market is very, very competitive. It's a mature market, though it is going very well. Customers compare any product’s pricing to Veeam’s pricing. Veeam, being the leader, has pretty competitive pricing.

The solution is very expensive. The market has more expensive tools like Rubrik, but Arcserve is also expensive. Our customers pay a yearly licensing fee. I rate the pricing a nine out of ten.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing a four or five out of ten.

In comparison to other vendors, it is a low-cost solution. The licensing cost is easily adjustable based on the number of computers subscribing to the solution.

I rate the product’s pricing a six out of ten. The solution is not very expensive, but it is not cheap. Commvault and Veritas are more expensive. Arcserve UDP is moderately priced.

There are annual subscription fees and there are licensing costs for three computers. It is an expensive solution.

I rate the price of Arcserve UDP a two out of five.

I feel that the product is fairly priced. My company needs to pay for perpetual licenses.

The solution is expensive.

The pricing is competitive. I'd rate the affordability of the product nine out of ten.

The product is available at a favorable price point. The problem is only with the security part of the tool, so a user needs to trust the solution to be able to restore the data. Some of our customers have seen that due to some issues in the area of security, there were some problems in the restoration part.

Users can either make monthly or yearly payments towards the licensing charges of the solution. My company sold it to customers who used to make upfront payments on a yearly basis towards the licensing costs of the product.

I rate the product price a five on a scale of one to ten, where one is low price and ten is high price.

The only additional cost involved is in the area revolving around the technicians needed to be at present for the customers since they are blocked by the technicians from Arcserve's support team.

I rate the pricing a six out of ten. Arcserve UDP is not cheap but is also not the most expensive.

The pricing of the product can be considered to be reasonable enough for the Asian region.

The retail fee is $1300 for a year for one server. Other than that, there is just the cost of your hardware.

The solution is cumbersome in terms of licensing. 

I don't pay monthly. I purchase the solution outright and use it until the license is done. I get my money's worth.

It is approximately $400 to purchase a virtual service outright.

The price of StorageCraft ShadowProtect is competitive in the market.

Normally our customers purchase the premium plus license, rather than the standard one, which provides more options.

The solution is priced well compared to other solutions.

Pricing is most likely comparable. Some are more costly than others. They are somewhere in the middle, in my opinion.

The licensing we have is a yearly contract. I don't think there are costs beyond the standard licensing fee.

Its price seems reasonable. Its price is average as compared to the other products I've looked at. 

We have a three-year license right now. There are no other costs beyond the standard licensing fee.

We only have the maintenance of three standard UDP licenses. Each license is 50 Euro. There are some additional costs for the storage and software but it has nothing to do with the UDP.

I do not work with the pricing or licensing issue of the solution for our organization.

The pricing is moderate.

There is an annual license required for this solution and it is priced well.

As an MSP partner, I believe that the prices are fair.

You should take a look at Arcserve UDP and compare it to some other solutions.

Simple licensing and are on average market prices.

It is a bit pricey, considering the reliability problems. If the tool worked flawlessly, the price would be fair, even cheap. However, pricing here in Brazil is similar to tools like Veeam. 

So, considering the issues we face, the price difference doesn't justify using Arcserve. In my opinion, it's in the mid-to-high price range.

The price of this product is high and it should be lower.

It's simple and okay.

Good prices for the features that they offer.

Pricing is very expensive and licensing is on an annual basis, but this is the norm for a lot of providers today.

You should go for the three year license.